Supreme Court New Hiring Rule

Legal battles are meant to ensure justice, but what happens when one side doesn’t even show up? This is exactly what has been happening in Punjab, and the Supreme Court has finally had enough. In a dramatic courtroom moment, the top court called out the Punjab Government for its repeated failure to send panel advocates

The 1990 kidnapping and murder of the then Vice Chancellor of Kashmir University, Mushir-ul-Haq, and his secretary Abdul Gani is a tragedy that has left scars on the region’s collective memory. After years of legal battles, the Supreme Court of India recently upheld the acquittal of the seven accused members of the banned Jammu &

Manipur has been facing tremendous hardships due to violence and displacement, leaving countless families stranded and vulnerable. In the face of these struggles, a powerful call for action has emerged from the highest echelons of India’s judicial system. Supreme Court Judge Justice BR Gavai, on March 22, expressed the urgent need to uplift and provide

When it comes to government recruitment, qualifications are key. But what happens when someone has a higher qualification than required? Should they be rejected for a job they are otherwise fully capable of doing? The Supreme Court recently delivered a ruling that answers this question, offering clarity and fairness in a case involving candidates with

The Supreme Court of India has taken a significant stand regarding the implementation of the Haj Policy 2025. In a recent ruling, the court refused to interfere with the policy’s execution but emphasized the need for fairness in its implementation. This decision comes after a group of Haj Group Organizers (HGOs) challenged the allocation of